Church ServicesSun 3rd Dec 11.00am Holy Communion-Rev Lucy Austin 6.00pm Advent Candlelit Carol Service-Rev Mark AckfordSun 10th Dec 11.00am Holy Communion-Rev Lucy AustinSun 17th Dec 11.00 Holy Communion-Rev Peter Viney 6.00pm Village Carol Service-Rev Lucy AustinSun 24th Dec 11.00am Holy Communion-Rev Lucy AustinMon 25th Dec 11.00am Christmas Day Holy Communion- Rev Peter VineySun 31st New Year’s Eve United Benefice Services at Stokenchurch 9.30am Holy Communion=Rev Lucy Austin 11.00am Café Church Rev Philip SmithRemembrance-Thanks to Gerald for his house-to-house march round Cadmore End and Cadmore End Common collecting £275. The Lane End Branch of the Royal British Legion (RBL)organises this and the total raised was £7,100.Cricket Field-A Planning Application has been submitted and its publication awaited.Cadmore End Village HallEddie May has been painting the interior gloss surfaces and radiators. Additionally, the Probation Service Community Payback Scheme has provided 4 people plus a supervisor to do more inside jobs on four Thursdays for 6hours. There is no charge for this and we supply the materials. Future EventsTues 5th Dec Coffee and Chat in Church 10.30 to noon.Fri 8th Dec Quintessential Brass Concert 7.30pm for 8.00pm start at St Mary leMoor, Cadmore End in aid of the Nave Roof Fund. An evening of festive music , including wine and soft drinks and a raffle. Tickets are £12.50. More information and tickets from Tanya_Sims@icloud.co .uk or 07804 946236 or Bea Taylor beatrix.i.taylor@gmail.comCarol Singers- Start 7.30 pm each day. Fri 22nd Dec Cadmore End Common, meet by coal merchant, Sat 23rd Bolter End (meet New Road) Sunday 24thCadmore End (meet coal Merchant). More singers wanted, contact Tanya.Fri 26th January 7.00pm Pop UP Pub i+ Supper and Ukulele band in the Village Hall for Hall funds. Price and details in January NewsCommunity Matters Food Bank, Lane EndDelivery date Fri 8th December for Christmas Collection. Leave donations in the Church up to 10am Friday. Requested Washing capsules (non- Bio) and things you normally give. Not needed are big tins of sweets and chocolates. Suggested-Christmas Packaged biscuits, cheddars, snacks, pringles,etc. Chocolate Bars, just a few in each sometimes in a stocking package. 25 families are supported and our contributions much needed and appreciated.
November ServicesSun. 5th Nov. 11.00 a.m.Holy Communion Rev. Philip SmithSun. 12th Nov. 10.45 a.m. Remembrance Sunday Service Rev. Lucy Austinfollowed by refreshments in the village hall. Sun. 19th Nov. 11.00 a. m. Holy Communion Rev. Peter VineySun. 26th Nov. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion Rev. Peter VineySun. 3rd December 6.00 p.m.Candlelit Advent Carol Service*Sun. 17th Dec. 6.00 p.m.Village Carol Service*Village Hall Eddie May starts the gloss painting of the hall from 23rd November-1st December.Cricket Field Thanks go to Peter Jennings, John Heck and David Hewitt for clearing with chainsaws the part of the large hazel tree that came down onto the cricket pitch in bad weather.We still await part retrospective planning application to be submitted for the works to the cricket pitch. Broadband Hey! Broadband’s ‘fibre to the premises’ service is now available to all interested all the way along the track. HB are not currently planning to extend to the area around the Old Ship and Cadmore Common at the moment. Future EventsTues. 7th Nov. 10.30 a.m. to noon - Coffee and Chat in the Church.Tues. 5th Dec. 10.30 a.m. to noon - Coffee and Chat in the Church.Frid. 8th Dec. 8.00 p.m. Quintessential Brass Concert* at St. Mary-Le-Moor Church, Cadmore End in aid of the Nave Roof Fund. An evening of festive music including wine and soft drinks and a raffle. Tickets are £12.50. Tickets and more information are available from Tanya Sims tanya_sims@icloud.com and Bea Taylor beatrix.taylor@gmail.comCarol Singing It is planned that Carol Singers will be out and about on Cadmore Common, and in Bolter End and Cadmore End on the 3 nights before Christmas (Frid. 22nd – Sun. 24th Dec.) Fresh volunteers of all ages are especially welcome to lend a voice (on one or more evenings) to join the band of usual volunteers. All money raised will again go Christian Aid.Community Matters Foodbank, Trinity Church, Lane EndOur village’s continued support and concern was especially welcomed last month as our additional, hefty delivery was unexpected following our Harvest Festival Service contributions. Particularly welcome were the fresh items (loaves of sliced bread, butter, cheeses, fruits and vegetables). In addition, the cash contributions enabled a washing machine to supplied to a grateful family.Other mattersThe Commons received their second and final cut of the season courtesy of the parish council. The two Council notices on School Common ("Keep off" & "10 mph"?) were straightened and cleaned by David Simpson to whom our thanks go keeping the village in shape.Two MacMillan Coffee Mornings held this year. The first, run by Valerie Plumridge, was held at the church while the other was run by Jan Brown at Pickett House a week later. Each raised a similar amount totalling over £700 which
Ride and Stride 9th September in aid of the Bucks Historic Churches Trust attracted 11 participants to our Church. Thanks to the 5 cheery “greeters” working in shifts over the day to provide a welcome, home-made cake and liquid refreshment.An extra MacMillan Coffee morning was organised by Valerie Plumridge on 30th September for invited family and friends to thank this cancer care charity for the continuing support to her son Stewart. This raised nearly £400. Note the annual countrywide MacMillan Coffee Morning in Cadmore End on Friday 6th October under future events below.Harvest Festival Services have been well attended with spirited renderings of “we plough the fields and scatter _ _ “. The Harvest produce donated by parishioners and a very generous amount from Cadmore End School will beshared between the One Can Trust High Wycombe Foodbank and Community Matters Lane End Foodbank. About 35 people enjoyed a delicious meal at the Harvest Supper in the Village Hall-our thanks to those who cooked the food, decorated the hall and organised the event. It raised £437.Cricket Field-Completion of the planned improvements are likely to be delayed by the Planning permission application. We look forward to when it is finished and the grass grown again.Sunday Church Services Sundays 8th October 11am Holy Communion-Rev Peter Viney15th October 11am Morning Prayer-Judy Taylor, Licenced Lay Minister22nd October 11am Holy Communion-Rev Philip Smith29th October-United Benefice Services at Lane End 9.15am Holy Communion-Rev Philip Smith/Heather Lark, LLM preaching 11am Benefice Service-Rev Philip Smith.Future EventsFriday 6th October-Annual MacMillan Coffee Morning 10.30am to 1pm At Picket House hosted by Jan and Douglas BrownTuesday 7th November-Coffee and Chat in Church 10.30am to 12 noonSunday 12th Nov-Remembrance Day Service 10.50am, Cadmore End ChurchFriday 8th December evening-Christmas Concert in Church, Quintessential Brass Community Matters Food Bank, Lane EndDates for October are Fridays 13th and 27th. Please leave your donations on the Thursday prior or up to 10am on the Friday. Latest message from the team from the team includes “Thank you again for the generosity from Cadmore End for the goods donated and the monthly cash amounts received. With winter approaching and utility bills rising your generous donations of food, household goods and cash will continue to be much needed and appreciated.”
Broadband - This month has seen Hey! Broadband continue to be busy connecting those who have expressed an interest in receiving their fibre optic service. Early reports appear favourable. Installation work is ongoing. For details search www.heybroadband.co.uk The Church of St. Mary Le Moor – September Services https://church.cadmoreend.org.uk Sun. 3rd Sept. 11.00 a.m. Rev. Philip SmithSun. 10th Sept. 11.00 a.m. Patronal Festival Holy Communion 11am Rev. Lucy Austin organist Gill Green Sun. 17th Sept. 11.00 a. m. Holy Communion Rev. Philip Smith Sun. 24th Sept. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion Rev. Peter Viney Sun. 1st Oct. Harvest Festival 11.00 a.m. Lucy Austinand Harvest Festival Evensong 6 p.m. Rev. Peter Viney organist Gill Green, followed by Supper in the village hall. Please sign up on the board in church or contact Nora (01494 482859) or Tanya (tanya_sims@icloud.com 07804 946236) who will sign you up. Tickets £12.50 for a two course meal of cottage pie followed by crumble etc. Bring your own drinks. Forthcoming Events September Tues. 5th 10.30 – 12.00 a.m. in the Church - Coffee & Chat + Bring & Buy. Sat. 9th - 10am – 4pm The church is again participating in 'Ride and Stride’. We have said that our church will be open, offering toilet facilities and refreshments. Please contact Nora or Tanya if you help with ‘manning’ the church for an hour. Please see poster in Church. National - https://ridestride.org; local - https://bucks-historic-churches.org/ride-stride/ Frid. Oct. 6th 10.30 a.m. 1 p.m. – Annual MacMillan Coffee Morning – at Picket House. Save the Date - Frid. 8th Dec. evening - - Christmas Concert - Quintessential Brass. Details to follow. Community Matters Lane End Food Bank and support team – Sept. Collections Frid. 1St; Frid.15th; Frid. 29th. Please leave your kind contributions in the Church or (if locked) on the pew under the porch by 10.00 hours Friday. Latest message from the team includes, “bags of wonderful fresh items...runner beans, tomatoes, courgettes, bread, cheese, butter etc. were particularly welcome by delighted families”. If you are too busy to shop and deliver to the Church yet would like to contribute, please join those who make money contributions – either one-off or by direct debit: Barclays Bank - A/C name - Community Matters - Sort Code: 20-40-71 - A/C No. 53787737 Other village news Oil Club – After 13 years of premium service, Peter Jennings has decided to retire from organising the village’s Oil Club (designed to secure discounted prices for domestic fuel oil) and will be passing the baton to Douglas Brown after one last hurrah. Our thanks, Peter.
